FAQ's
Most frequent questions and answers
Mesa, AZ
8am to 9pm daily.
Phoenix, AZ
8am to 10pm.
Tempe AZ
Mon – Thurs: 7am – Midnight.
Friday – Sunday: 24 hours
Northern, AZ
8am to 10pm daily.
75th Ave., AZ
8am to 10pm daily.
Coldwater
9am to 9pm daily.
Kalamazoo MI
Sunday – Wednesday 8am – 9pm
Thursday – Saturday 8am – 10pm.
Monroe, MI
Sunday – Wednesday 8am – 9pm
Thursday – Saturday 8am – 10pm.
Portage, MI
8am – 10pm daily
No. Unfortunately at the moment we are a cash only business. We do have ATM’s on site for your convenience.
Our kitchen is open from 9am to 9pm daily. Tempe location only.
First Time Medical Patients are able to choose one (1) of the following First Time Patient Deals:
- Flower BOGO – Buy up to 1/4 of any regular priced Flower get the same amount FREE! **Does not include prepacked flower**
- BOGO on Any Gram of Concentrate up to $50 in value. (Syringes Included)
- BOGO on Any Edible up to $50 in value.
- BOGO on ANY Cartridge or Pod up to $50 in value. (Sauce & Pax Pods Included)
**Offer valid with purchase of equal or lesser value. Must redeem your FTP deal by second visit, otherwise you forfeit the offer.**
Yes. Anyone with a valid government issued ID over the age of 21 can purchase at our locations.
No, We now accept both Medical and Recreational patients a like since the passing of Prop 207. Anyone over the age of 21 can purchase from our locations.
Yes. We have multiple ATM’s onsite and they only charge a small fee of $1.
We currently require cafe orders to be placed in person. Orders cannot be done online or drive-thru.
Yes. The Drive thru is open Monday-Wednesday 7am – 11:30pm,
then opens 7am Thursday and closes 11:30pm Sunday.
Drive thru is only available at our Tempe AZ location.
Recreational: Adults 21 and over may possess up to 1 ounce of cannabis, or up to 5 grams of concentrate.
Medical: Medical Marijuana patients are allowed 2.5 ounces bi-weekly. Additionally, patients who live 25 miles or further from a dispensary are allowed to grow up to 12 plants.
We encourage anyone to apply via Indeed.com or by sending an cover letter with resume to jobs@themintdispensary.com
For hundreds of years, cannabis has been used as a natural treatment for many of the most common symptoms associated with cancer treatments. Its active ingredients, cannabinoids, help to regulate a number of biological functions by interacting with the body’s own endocannabinoid system, which produces its own cannabinoids.
Chronic Pain: In treating chronic pain, cannabis works similar to opioids, without the debilitating side effects and risk for opioid use disorder (OUD). It has also been shown to provide relief for patients experiencing pain from neuropathy, or nerve damage that manifests itself in weakness, numbness, or tingling in hands and feet, which be a complication of chemotherapy and other treatments.
Insomnia: As many as half of all people undergoing cancer treatment have trouble falling or staying asleep, increasing risks for anxiety and depression. Cannabis can help restore a natural sleep cycle through its analgesic properties that relive pain and stress.
Anxiety: Worry, nervousness, and fear are all normal reactions for cancer patients undergoing treatment. Lower-dosages of delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), a cannabinoid, can be used as a tool to relax the body and mind, providing relief for patients who are experiencing anxiety. Nausea, Vomiting and Loss of Appetite: According to research on evidence-based management of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting, up to 80% of patients receiving chemotherapy will experience some level of these symptoms. When the body’s endocannabinoid system is suppressed, nausea and vomiting, along with other digestive issues, is relatively common. The cannabinoids from cannabis, namely THC, mimics the cannabinoids the body produces and prevent feelings of nausea and vomiting. Similarly, researchers have proven that cannabis is an appetite simulant.
